Air-Shields TI-500 Infant Incubator
Air-Shields TI-500 Infant Incubator
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Details
THIS ITEM IS CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE. However for hospital use we do have newer refurbished options so please reach out to our team. We also carry infant incubators dedicated for educational and simulation purposes only.
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The TI 500 Transport provides a mobile neonatal intensive care system, to accommodate your most critical infants during transport.
Features
- Front-Mounted Controls – All patient parameters are easily viewed and available for quick access.
- Internal Tank Storage – Gas tanks are housed beneath the incubator frame providing compact storage, easy access.
- Auxiliary Flow Meter – An auxiliary flowmeter is standard on the Air-Shields TI500 Globe-Trotter Neonatal Transport System with an additional hand circuit to allow manual resuscitation if necessary. This offers the ability to ventilate twins in one incubator.
Benefits
- Facilities for fluid delivery and vital signs monitoring
- Strain relief blocks to prevent accidental extubation
- Capacity for recharging auxiliary support equipment batteries
- Available on a choice of stands
Specifications
Physical Characteristics
- Height: 23" (58.4 cm)
- Length: 51" (129.5 cm)
- Width: 22.5" (56.5)
- Weight without compressor: 158 lbs (71.6 kg) (weight includes 1 battery)
- Weight with compressor: 185 lbs (83.9 kg)
Electrical Specifications
- AC Power requirements: 110/120 V, 50/60/400 Hz; 220/240 V, 50/60/400 Hz
- DC (incubator only): 12 V or 28 V
- Chassis leakage current: 120 V
- 6 AC outlets
- AC and incubator DC cable included
Compressor Battery Specifications
- Type: Rechargeable, 12 V DC, 20 AH Sealed gel-type battery
- Battery Run Time: 3 hours minimum with blender set at 21% oxygen
- Life Expectancy: 200 complete charge/discharge cycles minimum
- Charge Time: 20 hours from full discharge
- Low Battery Alarm: When 30 minutes of compressor air remain
